Utilities Department Vancouver
- State
- Washington
- County
- Clark County
- City
- Vancouver
- Postal Code
- 98661
- Location
- 2323 General Anderson Avenue
- Phone
- 360-487-7999
Utilities Department Vancouver in Vancouver is a non-governmental organization that supplies power to its members and external power purchasers. Utilities Department Vancouver runs 2 hydroelectric power plants.
The Utilities Department Vancouver has a power production capacity of 2361 MegaWatts.
The Utilities Department Vancouver supplies power to over 41922 customers in Clark County County and sells power wholesale to 26 utilities. In addition, the Utilities Department Vancouver has a fiber-optic cable network connecting over 8034 users.
The Utilities Department Vancouver was founded in 1945 with its headquarters in Highmore, Washington. Utilities Department Vancouver operates under the management of a Board of Commissioners elected by members, and it’s not under the regulation of any government agency. However, as a public utility organization, Utilities Department Vancouver operates within the Washington State and federal laws guidelines.
Utilities Department Vancouver is located in Clark County County, Vancouver city at 2323 General Anderson Avenue, Vancouver, Washington, 98661. Utilities Department Vancouver has over 658 employees and a revenue turnover of $350 million.
The Utilities Department Vancouver Services, Duties and Responsibilities
The Utilities Department Vancouver, WA provides the following services to its customers:
- Receiving customer complaints about power outages or vandalism and responding promptly to ensure Clark County County customer satisfaction.
- Utilities Department Vancouver advises and educates the customers on safety regulations when handling electrical-powered equipment such as refrigerators.
- The Utilities Department Vancouver in Clark County educates its customers on responding to emergencies such as electric power accidents.
- Utilities Department Vancouver supplies power to its members at a reduced cost.
- Processing customer requests for starting, stoppage or transfer of power supply services for reasons such as moving from a residence.
- Utilities Department Vancouver in Clark County Invoices and processes customer power bills.
You may contact Utilities Department Vancouver in Vancouver for any inquiries by calling 360-487-7999 or accessing their online services by visiting the official website.
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